Netflix star forced to QUIT big-budget new series for major surgery after injury – leaving future of in doubt
TIM McGraw has pulled out of Netflix’s upcoming rodeo series as the headline star following a serious back injury.
Insiders reveal actor-musician’s urgent need for back surgery, forcing him to take a break.
McGraw, already recovering from recent double knee surgery, pulls the plug on his 2024 tour.
McGraw’s Netflix role: a tough-as-nails bull riding champion facing a fierce showdown.
As a fearless young rider shakes up his world, secrets from the past surface, forcing the megastar to confront his destiny in the thrilling drama.
McGraw steps back from Netflix series due to surgery, part recast as future of show hangs in the balance.
The bull riding drama is the brainchild of Brandon Camp, who penned the series and was poised to co-showrun alongside Taylor Elmore.
On screen, country music icon McGraw recently appeared in Taylor Sheridan’s Yellowstone and its prequel, 1883.
Other notable film roles include Friday Night Lights, Tomorrowland, The Blind Side, Country Strong.
Meanwhile, the superstar couple watched proudly as their eldest daughter made her off-Broadway debut in September.
The couple’s three daughters have each carved out their own paths in various fields, following in their parents’ illustrious footsteps.
Their eldest daughter, Gracie, 27, recently secured a role in the hit musical, Babe.
McGraw shared a photo of Gracie’s headshot as he urged fans to see the budding star in the musical.
He captioned the snap: “Check out our daughter Gracie in her debut!!! We are so proud of her!!”
Tim and his wife Faith Hill welcomed their first daughter, Gracie, in 1997, a year after tying the knot.
Growing up in Nashville amidst her superstar parents’ electrifying performances, it was only natural for Gracie to develop a passion for singing and performing on stage.
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